June 2, 2018
We're sure you've heard a lot about GDPR recently and you've likely received many emails about updates and privacy changes in the last few weeks. Since GDPR obligations can seem a bit confusing, Weebly has created a document to help explain the responsibilities of website owners under GDPR.
Your Responsibilities Under GDPR
If you are doing business with or collecting any kind of personal data from individuals located in the European Union, you will need to be compliant with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that went into effect on May 25, 2018. To assist you with these changes, Weebly has added tools like an improved cookie notification banner and a privacy policy generator.
Your Responsibilities Under GDPR
If you are doing business with or collecting any kind of personal data from individuals located in the European Union, you will need to be compliant with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that went into effect on May 25, 2018. To assist you with these changes, Weebly has added tools like an improved cookie notification banner and a privacy policy generator.
Tools
Privacy Policy Generator
Weebly's new privacy policy generator is a great tool and not just to current Weebly users, but to any website owner to utilize as part of the process to become GDPR compliant. All it takes is a few simple fields and a custom privacy policy is ready in seconds.
Cookie Notification Banner for Weebly Published Sites
Weebly has released an improved cookie notification banner for Weebly published sites. This can be very useful to help your site better comply with EU laws.
Disclaimer
Please note that the information provided in Weebly's FAQ and this blog is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice; it has not been prepared with your specific circumstances in mind and therefore may not be suitable for use in your business. By relying on the information contained in the Weebly FAQ and this email, you assume all risk and liability that may result.
Please note that the information provided in Weebly's FAQ and this blog is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice; it has not been prepared with your specific circumstances in mind and therefore may not be suitable for use in your business. By relying on the information contained in the Weebly FAQ and this email, you assume all risk and liability that may result.
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